
Walking Through Pluto's Cave, Meeting Sedna, and Sitting by the Fire of Collective Grief
This morning I woke with a heaviness. Not the ordinary heaviness that follows a late night or a restless sleep. Not simply tiredness. Not the familiar feeling of needing another hour beneath warm blankets before stepping back into the world. No. Something deeper had arrived during the night. A strange heaviness. The kind that waits for you before your eyes have fully opened. The kind that sits quietly at the edge of the bed and follows you into the morning without asking permission. The kind that hovers nearby like an unseen companion and refuses to leave. Over these last months I have been working intensely on myself — descending deeper and deeper beneath the familiar surface of who I thought I was. Moving through wounded layers. Forgotten corners. Emotional blockages. Inner challenges. Old stories. Unknown landscapes hidden beneath personality and identity. The kind of work that slowly changes you. Not because it gives you answers. Because it removes places to hide. Because real inn
20 May 2026

Welcome — Perhaps You Were Always Meant to Find This Place
Welcome. I’m truly glad you’re here. Life has always fascinated me — not simply because of where it takes us, but because of how it moves. Looking back, I think many of us realise that life rarely unfolds in straight lines. We imagine clear roads, fixed destinations, and carefully arranged plans. Yet somehow life often chooses another path entirely. It arrives through seasons. Through unexpected endings and quiet beginnings. Through moments of certainty, and moments where everything feels suspended between what was and what is yet to come. And perhaps that is why I was drawn toward astrology. Not because I wanted certainty. But because I wanted understanding. Because beneath the visible world, I always sensed there was something else moving quietly underneath everything — rhythms, patterns, invisible tides, and cycles that seemed to shape our lives in ways we often only understand much later. Like the moon moving the oceans, life too seems to move through currents we cannot always see.
18 May 2026

